Nicolas Cage. Killer animatronics. What’s not to love?
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Brad Pitt made his starring debut in the 1989 high school horror comedy Cutting Clase, which is, to be brutally honest, not great.
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The riveting, shockingly sensitive TV adaptation Chucky illustrates what makes the Child’s Play franchise so unexpected and essential.
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H.P Lovecraft meets Raymond Chandler in the nifty and inventive 1991 television movie Cast a Deadly Spell.
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The great Stuart Gordon began and ended his directorial career with the demented cult classics The Re-Animator and Stuck.
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One of you kind souls paid me to experience a retro Full Moon cheese fest about rock and roll, alien invasions, video vixens, disc jockeys and some seriously shitty monsters.
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It’s Lethal Weapon meets Tales from the Crypt, only shitty, in 1988’s Dead Heat, a spooktacularly disappointing zombie buddy cop horror comedy from Shane Black’s brother.
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Our chronological deep dive into the complete filmographies of Nicolas Cage and John Travolta hits another cult classic in 1989’s Vampire’s Kiss, featuring arguably Cage’s most transcendently bonkers performance as a yuppie convinced he’s a vampire.
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